Masquelin and Hulme followed the Ugi reaction with this reaction in order to demonstrate three-center four- and five-component reaction systems, and Cal Tech's Stanley Miller performed a spark-catalyzed version of this reaction for several weeks, with the addition, in some vessels, of ferrous ammonium sulfate. One reaction named for this scientist sees the iodide-catalyzed formation of sulfonates by alkylating ammonium sulfites. Another reaction named for this man was tu
Masquelin and Hulme followed the Ugi reaction with this reaction in order to demonstrate three-center four- and five-component reaction systems, and Cal Tech's Stanley Miller performed a spark-catalyzed version of this reaction for several weeks, with the addition, in some vessels, of ferrous ammonium sulfate. One reaction named for this scientist sees the iodide-catalyzed formation of sulfonates by alkylating ammonium sulfites. Another reaction named for this man was turned into a hydantoin synthesis by Bucherer and Bergs by using additional carbon dioxide; in that reaction, an imine forms, which is attacked by a cyanide ion and subsequently is hydrolyzed; that process was mentioned by Miller and Urey in the context of their experiment simulating early-Earth conditions. For 10 points, name this chemist who gives his name to a synthesis of amino acids.
Masquelin and Hulme followed the Ugi reaction with this reaction in order to demonstrate three-center four- and five-component reaction systems, and Cal Tech's Stanley Miller performed a spark-catalyzed version of this reaction for several weeks, with the addition, in some vessels, of ferrous ammonium sulfate.
{Adolph Strecker}